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Re: Prog Jazz - Is There a Place For It Here?
Reply #15 - 8^th Jun, 2007 at 5:57pm

Heracleum Mantegazziani wrote on 8^th Jun, 2007 at 5:28pm:

Hear hear Thormusique! Perhaps in future Dee might do a replay of one of my Fusessions which include all the artists you mention and more!!

In the meantime, congrats to all the other crazy Geminis born this month!!

Prog on!

-Hm Smiley

This would be a very good idea!

Happy Birthday to you HM.Dee played some music for your birthday.........

Cool

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Heracleum Mantegazziani Stellar DJ Offline Posts: 1,640 Latitude 33°N/Longitude 117°W Gender:	Re: Prog Jazz - Is There a Place For It Here? Reply #16 - 12^th Jun, 2007 at 5:23pm Merci beaucoup Hunter! ..and thank you Dee....hmmm...I'm curious... what did you play??? (Sadly, I was not listening that day) Bet it was great whatever.... Cheers, Hm
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Reply #17 - 12^th Jun, 2007 at 7:00pm

Heracleum Mantegazziani wrote on 12^th Jun, 2007 at 5:23pm:

Merci beaucoup Hunter!
..and thank you Dee....hmmm...I'm curious...
what did you play??? (Sadly, I was not listening that day)
Bet it was great whatever....

Cheers,
Hm

Hi Don - belated happy birthday !! Smiley

Requests were ...

Genesis - 'Return of the Giant Hogweed' by BCofOz (apart from being a wonderful song, I'm guessing it was PG singing your name that prompted this choice ... Wink

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Herbie Hancock - 'Watermelon Man' - via e-mail from Dan in the UK who said that he '... simply loves HM's sessions ...'

Genesis - 'Excerpts from 'The Lamb' - your's truly.

I hope that you had a good one !!

D

PS Let me know when you'd like to run your next session !!

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Heracleum Mantegazziani Stellar DJ Offline Posts: 1,640 Latitude 33°N/Longitude 117°W Gender:	Re: Prog Jazz - Is There a Place For It Here? Reply #18 - 18^th Jun, 2007 at 7:47pm Thanks Dee... sorry to be so slow in replying..over 1/2 a century old y'know....slow but sure... It was a wonderful day all around, thanks!! Hmm... NEW SESSION eh? Will have to get crackin' on that... a bit off topic here though...see you under the stellar dj space.. Cheers, Hm
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Rolling Ronnie Astral Traveller Offline Posts: 57 Gender:	Canterbury Scene Jazz Prog Reply #19 - 19^th Jun, 2007 at 3:20pm Items from the Canterbury Scene in the jazzier mode would have to include Hatfield & The North, National Health, Egg, Matching Mole, Soft Machine and probably a few others. Khan (Steve Hillage & Dave Stewart) would probably be classed as Jazzy as well.
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Prog Jazz - Is There a Place For It Here?
Reply #20 - 19^th Jun, 2007 at 7:27pm

Rolling Ronnie wrote on 19^th Jun, 2007 at 3:20pm:

Items from the Canterbury Scene in the jazzier mode would have to include Hatfield & The North, National Health, Egg, Matching Mole, Soft Machine and probably a few others. Khan (Steve Hillage & Dave Stewart) would probably be classed as Jazzy as well.

Hi there RR,

Indeed, a lot of the above mentioned groups are regularly featured on S.A. on any given day. However, DJ Heracleum Mantegazziani really is the 'Jazz / Fusion / Canterbury' Guru here. As stated above, another of his sessions will be with us soon ... Cool

In the meantime, an excellent resource regarding the various sub-genres of Progressive Rock, check out the following link :-

http://www.gepr.net/genre2.html

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Heracleum Mantegazziani Stellar DJ Offline Posts: 1,640 Latitude 33°N/Longitude 117°W Gender:	Re: Prog Jazz - Is There a Place For It Here? Reply #23 - 20^th Jun, 2007 at 7:42pm ProgMaster wrote on 20^th Jun, 2007 at 5:48pm: Indeed. Or perhaps a 'Jazz Sage' ?? ...but I haven't got the Thyme to be a Sage (little cooking humour there)
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Re: Prog Jazz - Is There a Place For It Here?
Reply #24 - 20^th Jun, 2007 at 7:59pm

Heracleum Mantegazziani wrote on 20^th Jun, 2007 at 7:42pm:

ProgMaster wrote on 20^th Jun, 2007 at 5:48pm:

Indeed.

Or perhaps a 'Jazz Sage' ?? Cool

...but I haven't got the Thyme to be a Sage Grin

(little cooking humour there)

I think you've just proved your 'Guru' and 'Sage' credentials in that one reply HM ...

The 'Jazz Sage' reference I made above is taken directly from The Who's album 'Live At Leeds'

Pete Towshend - "We'd like to carry on now with a song originally recorded by Mo's Alison (sp ?) who's really a Jazz musician, although I did read something on one of his record covers which said he was a 'Jazz Sage' and quite what that means I don't know ..."

Keith Moon - "A flavour of chicken !!"

Spooky ... Shocked

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Reply #25 - 20^th Jun, 2007 at 10:10pm

That is quite a compliment - I've always admired Kieth's style of drumming (I think my mind works the way he plays)
Have you seen the Who's segment on the Stones' Rock and Roll Circus DVD??
Amazing stuff!!

BTW - its Mose Allison - the song he was reffering to must have been Young Man Blues - great vocalist - favourite song - "Your Mind is On Vacation"
(i.e. ....your mind is on vacation and your mouth is working overtime...if silence was golden, you couldn't even raise a dime...)
witty stuff - and he's a great pianist as well - If you're familiar with the band Savoy Brown, his vocal phrasing is similar to the song Needle and Spoon.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mose_Allison

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